RealGunner wrote:

Guardiola says this is one of his proudest days of his career

— Sam Lee (@Sammy_Goal) March 19, 2017

wtf?

I didn't watch the game, but everyone here was acting like he should've won so clearly the manager's job was well done

Guardiola: "John Stones has more personality than all of us here together in this room. More BALLS than everyone here. I love him."

RealGunner wrote:Guardiola: "John Stones has more personality than all of us here together in this room. More BALLS than everyone here. I love him."

That's right, he got two of them. That's two more than everyone.

reminds me of that time he said Bravo gave one of the best GK performances he had ever seen

BarrileteCosmico wrote:

RealGunner wrote:

Guardiola says this is one of his proudest days of his career

— Sam Lee (@Sammy_Goal) March 19, 2017

wtf?

I didn't watch the game, but everyone here was acting like he should've won so clearly the manager's job was well done

city were at home and Liverpool had more shots at goal and more shots on target so make your own mind up.

literally means nothing

if you watched the game you know that City had like double the amount of legit chances and should have won 3/4-1 but they had terrible finishing

I get what Guardiola is saying though, didn't want to come out and say the ref was against them and the team had to battle hard to get something.

RealGunner wrote:

Guardiola says this is one of his proudest days of his career

— Sam Lee (@Sammy_Goal) March 19, 2017

wtf?

rincon wrote:And some people wonder why he is disliked by many.

Why because he's happy?

Anyways Pep probably despises the English press they always try baiting him, hence he makes these comments instead giving them something negative to talk about.

Firenze wrote:literally means nothing

if you watched the game you know that City had like double the amount of legit chances and should have won 3/4-1 but they had terrible finishing

I get what Guardiola is saying though, didn't want to come out and say the ref was against them and the team had to battle hard to get something.

So Liverpool had no legit chances?

Lallana's air kick for the open goal - https://u.nya.is/gshjyi.mp4
Firmino's 1 on 1.
Mane's 1 on 1.

That's about as many clear chances City had. The rest of thier chances were shit while Liverpool actually tested their keeper.

rincon wrote:And some people wonder why he is disliked by many.

If that's the reason then millennials are more sensitive than i thought.

Getting pissed off at someone for that is hilarious, you'll be disliking a lot of people in life if you take this attitude with you.

Don't call me James wrote:

Firenze wrote:literally means nothing

if you watched the game you know that City had like double the amount of legit chances and should have won 3/4-1 but they had terrible finishing

I get what Guardiola is saying though, didn't want to come out and say the ref was against them and the team had to battle hard to get something.

So Liverpool had no legit chances?

Lallana's air kick for the open goal - https://u.nya.is/gshjyi.mp4
Firmino's 1 on 1.
Mane's 1 on 1.

That's about as many clear chances City had. The rest of thier chances were shit while Liverpool actually tested their keeper.

don't talk sense to him it baffles his brain.

Actually Milner two footed tackle in the PK box would've change the landscape of this game. At least from what I saw it seemed a PK and perhaps even a red.

Winter is Coming wrote:Actually Milner two footed tackle in the PK box would've change the landscape of this game. At least from what I saw it seemed a PK and perhaps even a red.

could have been a pen but not a red.

Unique wrote:

Winter is Coming wrote:Actually Milner two footed tackle in the PK box would've change the landscape of this game. At least from what I saw it seemed a PK and perhaps even a red.

could have been a pen but not a red.

It was two footed tackle and a clear goal scoring chance. Those lead to reds no?

Winter is Coming wrote:

Unique wrote:

Winter is Coming wrote:Actually Milner two footed tackle in the PK box would've change the landscape of this game. At least from what I saw it seemed a PK and perhaps even a red.

could have been a pen but not a red.

It was two footed tackle and a clear goal scoring chance. Those lead to reds no?

Rules have changed in PL.

If you get a pen, you don't get a red card as well.

Winter is Coming wrote:

Unique wrote:

Winter is Coming wrote:Actually Milner two footed tackle in the PK box would've change the landscape of this game. At least from what I saw it seemed a PK and perhaps even a red.

could have been a pen but not a red.

It was two footed tackle and a clear goal scoring chance. Those lead to reds no?

it was not a 2 footed challange and how many fouls in the box are a red card. if you give a red card for every pen in the box why don't we see a red for every pen given. it was a ball across the box milner missed the ball and got the man so a pen would have been about right.

Watched this now. A few observations.

1. Otamendi lucky to be on the pitch after 30 minutes. Twice elbowed people, once in the box, and an arguable last man foul

2. Were people here actually debating the penalty. Clearest penalty ever. Stupidest too, because it's not neccessary to foul/impede Firmino. Guy will mess it up on his own

Which brings me to
3. If I was a Liverpool fam, I would want to kill Roberto Firmino. What a terrible, terrible player. So frustrating.

4. That Lallana miss

5. Klavan

and last but not least
6. Cannot believe City fans actually booed Milner at every touch
The guy plays for them over many years, winning stuff, giving his all, often on the bench, more often on the bench, then leaves without controversy and they BOO him?

Because I think they heard they lack passion or something, and that's how they try to emulate it?
Easily the worst fan support in the world. Ridiculous, pathetic fans.

I said Pool had chances, although most were on the counter after City were forced to chase the game due to the ref.

Milner absolutely should have been sent off and City given a penalty. I noticed Hans left that out of his observations. Now that was the clearest penalty I've seen this season. Undercover Klopp fanboy smh. But besides Lollana Pool's chances were just standard shots at the keeper for standard saves.

City hit the post and were missing open nets routinely throughout.

Hapless_Hans wrote:Watched this now. A few observations.

1. Otamendi lucky to be on the pitch after 30 minutes. Twice elbowed people, once in the box, and an arguable last man foul

2. Were people here actually debating the penalty. Clearest penalty ever. Stupidest too, because it's not neccessary to foul/impede Firmino. Guy will mess it up on his own

Which brings me to
3. If I was a  Liverpool fam, I would want to kill Roberto Firmino. What a terrible, terrible player. So frustrating.

4. That Lallana miss

5. Klavan

and last but not least
6. Cannot believe City fans actually booed Milner at every touch
The guy plays for them over many years, winning stuff, giving his all, often on the bench, more often on the bench, then leaves without controversy and they BOO him?

Because I think they heard they lack passion or something, and that's how they try to emulate it?
Easily the worst fan support in the world. Ridiculous, pathetic fans.

if city fans had as much passion as milner the ground wouldent be empty on match days.

Firenze wrote:I said Pool had chances, although most were on the counter after City were forced to chase the game due to the ref.

Milner absolutely should have been sent off and City given a penalty. I noticed Hans left that out of his observations. Now that was the clearest penalty I've seen this season. Undercover Klopp fanboy smh. But besides Lallalan Pool's chances were just standard shots at the keeper for standard saves.

City hit the post and were missing open nets routinely throughout.

city hit the post. that means if Liverpool never had a single player on the pitch they still wouldent have scored that

Firenze wrote:
Milner absolutely should have been sent off and City given a penalty. I noticed Hans left that out of his observations.

I did not see it.

Vid or it didn't happen.

Unique wrote:

Firenze wrote:I said Pool had chances, although most were on the counter after City were forced to chase the game due to the ref.

Milner absolutely should have been sent off and City given a penalty. I noticed Hans left that out of his observations. Now that was the clearest penalty I've seen this season. Undercover Klopp fanboy smh. But besides Lallalan Pool's chances were just standard shots at the keeper for standard saves.

City hit the post and were missing open nets routinely throughout.

city hit the post. that means if Liverpool never had a single player on the pitch they still wouldent have scored that

because the reason they hit the post had nothing to do with being closed down and forced to take the shot instantly huh

it's like you don't even use your brain before you hit send

Actually Hans summed it up pretty well.

Now if I say a single bad thing about Firmino in the Pool section, I'll be hanged for treason. We would have won this game if it was a more competent striker in the team. Would have easily scored the one on one against Caballero to make it 2-0.

thank god he was fouled for the pen because there's absolutely zero chance he scored that

Firenze wrote:

Unique wrote:

Firenze wrote:I said Pool had chances, although most were on the counter after City were forced to chase the game due to the ref.

Milner absolutely should have been sent off and City given a penalty. I noticed Hans left that out of his observations. Now that was the clearest penalty I've seen this season. Undercover Klopp fanboy smh. But besides Lallalan Pool's chances were just standard shots at the keeper for standard saves.

City hit the post and were missing open nets routinely throughout.

city hit the post. that means if Liverpool never had a single player on the pitch they still wouldent have scored that

because the reason they hit the post had nothing to do with being closed down and forced to take the shot instantly huh

it's like you don't even use your brain before you hit send

the shot did not hit a single Liverpool player so the  defence did nothing to stop the shot going in that means if Liverpool didn't have any players in the box the shot still wouldent have gone in. that's how they judge a shot on target. it means would the ball have gone in the goal if a defender or goal keeper didn't block it.

Don't call me James wrote:Actually Hans summed it up pretty well.

Now if I say a single bad thing about Firmino in the Pool section, I'll be hanged for treason. We would have won this game if it was a more competent striker in the team. Would have easily scored the one on one against Caballero to make it 2-0.

thank god he was fouled for the pen because there's absolutely zero chance he scored that

yeah a in form Sturridge would have scored that chance tbh.

Hapless_Hans wrote:

Firenze wrote:
Milner absolutely should have been sent off and City given a penalty. I noticed Hans left that out of his observations.

I did not see it.

Vid or it didn't happen.

predictably I can't find the video since every search of Milner just brings up his penalty goal

but this should suffice



Sterling about to tap it into an empty net and Milner comes through the back of him two footed and doesn't even get close to the ball

http://metro.co.uk/2017/03/19/james-milner-should-have-been-sent-off-and-manchester-city-should-have-been-awarded-a-penalty-insists-graeme-souness-6520369/

sturridge would not have been in the box though, but somewhere on the half way line dribbling towards the middle circle